by Peter Holslin | Feb 6, 2025 | Provider Comparisons (Versus)

AT&T is a perfect choice for customers who want fast speeds and strong customer service. Xfinity is best for those that need even faster speeds over a wider coverage area.

by Chili Palmer | Feb 5, 2025 | News

New York says internet providers must offer $15 or $20 low-income plans. Get the details.

by Peter Christiansen | Feb 5, 2025 | FAQ

Many people are unhappy with their current internet plan but are nervous about making the switch...

by Austin Aguirre | Feb 5, 2025 | Provider Comparisons (Versus)

Best for value Customer rating: 3.9 / 5 Price: $19.99–$95.00/mo.* Speed: 150Mbps–2,000Mbps Internet type: Cable, fiber...

by Peter Holslin | Feb 5, 2025 | Provider Comparisons (Versus)

Choose CenturyLink for transparent billing practices. Choose XFINITY for high-speed internet and entertainment.

by Dave Schafer | Feb 4, 2025 | Streamer Comparisons (Versus)

We compared pricing, features, and content, and streaming quality for Netflix and Amazon Prime to help you decide which of these streaming titans you should go with.

by Dave Schafer | Feb 4, 2025 | Streamer Comparisons (Versus)

Netflix is the original streaming king, but can it keep Hulu from stealing the crown? Jump...

by Chili Palmer | Feb 4, 2025 | Brand Guides

Pairing your internet with your phone plan makes a lot of sense—it simplifies billing and costs you less overall. So here’s a detailed guide to the best phone plans you can get from internet providers and the discounts and perks that come with them.

by Peter Holslin | Feb 4, 2025 | Provider Comparisons (Versus)

Both providers have fast fiber and no data caps—but Centurylink has a simpler deal.

by Kevin Parrish | Feb 4, 2025 | Brand Guides

Get a $100 Visa Prepaid Card when you get Optimum 1 Gig Internet

by Chili Palmer and Peter Holslin | Feb 4, 2025 | Streaming Guides

The NFL’s top streamers—plus internet deals and tech tips to optimize your big-game viewing

by Kevin Parrish | Feb 4, 2025 | Provider Comparisons (Versus)

While Optimum has slightly cheaper plans and better satisfaction from its customers, it ultimately falls short of delivering the same quality and coverage that Verizon Fios plans can. If you’re trying to shave a few bucks a month off your bills, you can pick up Optimum and at worst cancel easily if you don’t like what you get, but we think Verizon Fios is the provider you’ll want to be with for the long haul.